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AID substitutes commence - i'4 @DoAs ''5
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fiesi dent hay"afa L" lhe SuAh- iHe
auenc ments wefe pu' ana hesaeFeI' lne"
on mooon ar Aio "a" GERS 'hal lii' % '"e
| iitie amsndmtpl "hltA isie,4e- 10 '"o
wafd COLLECTORS Was SpliDFeu- an sun
iuing up al oinnio1 j. VA orou4el " some
tha- the nrsauFins "i ihe Two anne oiiiei.' %
and ihe carry ihe u th1 iA~--cH q. .~' ''~
/ t9lietl9Is hoa "poA- tte s@l1-s ~ e~'iJ 80
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leas-- bTenrer .'fA-.. ~ we i4A'''i'ei q
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| hays -cfelde, huian, h"F Wafl. huh'-
/ Ltf, MaFtel iaAifl '''i " at tf y e."
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03
tbs Y. M. c. a. CONVENTION.
To Bsgin az the Park Congregational
Chnrkh Ihis Eaenlng-


t. fifteenth annual State Convention of
the Young Mems Christian Association be
gins at the Park Congregational Church a.
o'clock this evening. A large attendance
IS expected. and sho meeting will undoubt-
saly hs he most Interesting and successful
ever hsld by the Association in this state
The Convention viii continue in session
until sunday evening. the programme, as
arranged. being as follows.
Thursday evening" o'clock song ser
vice 730 appointment OF committees.
Address. "tor.st aEd Character" by Rev.
= 7 y Pasr~ou. ID. D.. Chicago.
Friday morning. clock order Of bus
mess. q - repOr-s from associations. Re-
p8ris must be written and limited strictly
to three minutes each ili5 praise ser
vicss 'or the blessings Of the pss, year.
Friday afterno9l clock promise
uecur- 4 reports on dstrlC. wors.
reu.ra fo tc written and i1aifed to .lroc
r ar'es each s written reports on state
trt y, treasurer OF state committee.
ent rr fhe ss.s secretary. airi. hr
.ls.rriJu 0i State committee, a.. r9lfef-
rror Iha lc i ct > lsires8 me nois lut
f.arateuslt ia ass C.a,.ou business, con-
I.rsI ~ f.lFiss hints CD books
and tisnks g. Bradley Flint hints ou
snfas ts funds o e Jeare-. ka'ama ZOO
rra on Increase o. usnl DsrsAip. ". g..
i''.e ass st ..0ais. 70.
ts7 evening -T clock. sfag service.
p %. ass.,o.4tiou Wos- for railway meu SIS.
ass sH. d. ga Nors iu colleges.
sa~rdar 'orsnoon. Feb. - O'Clock
r~iier ~ als-rese f5 - invitations % "a -
rlDvention see ~ law VI 10. evsngeiist.c
ssfV ces flr ycunr men bow best conduct
"a. 4. Fl. leunoss. LGnGng. iu-41, tle asso-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03
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Atstass a.4 = A4eaaaaa
N-sH re -e-.-s- e.1.ts.s - .-c sser-
J. vs. .ras.rr at $50 iflm
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% lis 1e.ae 4a1 laFlas l4rtaAsa 4i l4s
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i-s tlall- yf l-e t4t --a-ts AIS lets
s. lLe ofs a-l slaa-s tle .fasr2nt aassl-
10 ,ll.. .a.-s 1a1 4sl44-a1 kepo cigar
sat 1.4f e oas all tlr loved
.-s sli ls cusFls hsrse.f ~ftl me cares
9i ta- aeass s-als before Ieirins llm ief l4e
even lE a delicious tselifg & of lJHte4t tlte-t 8
-a4s ut@f Tie ssus4s lsls-a- .ut 90 itei
sau.ret NIfl LIE aui la sar- at-n.s
u4afe aen sfsf before 4ul u-~se l14u ~ J
@--el l-l .el la caa.
T. Llt pelur84s She smoking ai l.ears =
eel-i1s b4t .ns aafI .1s ll m4usy. b4t
-neY know nothing lf fle tstttlsss aud
comfort % the sA Aer 4rle3 ~ Eoo4
.i--r. A1lillto1 liAt n-tu safse j Is e-
ektrtgas4uge. With Others rs .s pleasure 10
-e . - suI ~ ~ moderate tl4n Iu
MO t4rllsles tie 1tsi cigar iyr tls seas;
moaey tuzt ths .a3orlls iaAA ilzy ave tie
mofe Tor a rainy day ls G osueiaciof 10
mankind Ole cf tAe best l.fars ever put
ou tlls mssssl for ave cents = one manu-
iacIufed oy OeJ l.. ies 60. Of Nta
! ORR. They mA1e aud placed OL Zee mBf-
ks- some tAroe years ayo he Grand kep0b-
ic tisafros a long hAgauua nl-erF Tor
> ceuLs thus cigar has stood tue t-st ~
tue and ls today Tie beat cl-4r sold To- Tie
money anywhere. N0llie "a. lrelscl, Tie
eulerplislng sud ae-aEakS totacluulat 81
tie corner Of Monroe and loniA-sfs tas
ths agency Oi these cigars Tor Michigan
Ohio and Indiana, and SAYS % g. proving a
honAl1a for LlM. They .aze well every
where and tie j0bo.ns trade l- iltlelrirs :
daily. Ne Were surprised tle 4-lcr lej 10
qua his uoor nearly fal oi tlea goods al
tagged Really io. tie Espfess Company ii
sutA shipments are very frequent Dar nl ust
believe VIA Dc SAYS The nrald hefan-
lc iigarfOa aFs BONANZA alike to a. ine
SMOKER tie reiallef and the y0J1er. Deal-
ers viii DO Well 10 remember thai uo " here
IN toe state can tley 90 better thal 90 puf-
chase clgars al auy brand aua tobacco than
oi Morris ii. Ire1sgn. conner Monroe u" .
lOnia-,ls Crane Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

The funeral Of Edward n sears was held
at the family rcsiisnrs 80. ~ south Pros
T.. test. yesterday afternoon al 80 o'clock
and vas srge.y attended Rev Dr. Camp
bell Fair 0iiristsd snd the music was SYM
rataeticsly rendered BY aq-sripJte chosen
from the members ~ The schubert Club
Ibs floral tributes consisted at a fora'
roil made of roses, hyac.n be. lilies of tha
valley AMI other fora D feather 0f calas. q
oulch of piuA roses. q Ike arraa cement ai
yellow POSES and other oes SOS. Mess.s
F,-n Pierce. sasr - wa0 game.
Graaeer. I3 Wrd'omb 2rtv p. Nl..
and poii-y Wsfe.s srfei as rs l--rare.s
Iba remains Fe.e places as rsl fne
~alIt CT fhs NtIrr ttF cntr
the eit reua.a HH.l sprns VIXEN aa Ia-
iefael. FII .e a1ass.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03
a ChANar.
which Causes "A Popular HRoknAn o.
s-ntrf New Field.

One oi the most popular men in Sraul
Rapids today Is Ed Oiii the hackmen. Air.
Cill has been in business here for seven cen
years aud has lhe reputation 81 keeping tue
lnest hacks, hnest horses aud most O5lnug
drivers of aay Of them. HIS hacks afe run
for the interest and accOwOdauou of iAe
public rs wei ss himself aud the man wnO
is LOOKING for d hack for his wife or family
invariably calls for one Of I'll. Oils.
Mr Olii has just effected ihe purchase OF
COL. l.. i Bishops interest IN tie hrm a
Bishop q Creellev. hSeymen. This
popular firm haze built up au enviaDie
business at the corner of Fountain aud
lOnia sts. and their rigs are known 10 be
among the best in fhc city The duties of
the SLeriil 5 office takin lhe whole of the
Colonels time sale was effected 20 hi
Gill aad no" II rs proposed 10 add % this
already extensive livers business the ever
popular Gill s Hark Line. TIE arm OF
Gil N Creeniey vii continue % please the
public with good rlss a. reasonable prices.
A line of siX of the best hacks in the CITY
will bee kept constantly ready Tor use.
bcside. the large variety Of livery turuOuts
Parties wan.n- hacks for family use or for
funerals cannot De better or luore reason
ably furnished than by telephOning to us
los. GIfL & GREsNLEY.
NJ. II Treusch imports cigars direct from
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

Ass fsr General F-sizhf A Asent Rsz= -
re has gone te Ehsraeo 49,
~ gsrrertef frsse Msnazsr. q, stfs--F
sae Dse q 81 tae lentrsl Ersfr Asss,s 4.
ErH. GENERAL el7ser eanssen1 AQreu aaf
frs.ss~zl Nsna<er Nal ser sre 40 q Cf.s-
osga exsrnlalnR sew scci snces .tr rssl~
szzsF-aisnes. -aieA lsss taiak q sasDnue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

TIE young people ol GIac, Church will
give a musical ana literary entertainment
az Heald's Hal, over Arthur Megs gro
oerS, Friday evening. February l. 4 6ne
musical programme has nes.n arraneed. and
the famous Peaked Sisters Will appear il
costume. Admission. - cent. children i5
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03
Clothing for Men.

Every department is fairly bnsting with Bargains fully
as attractive as those mentioned
significant fact noticed at this sale is that the sewd
buyer does not limit bis purchases TO present uee1s but
looks ahead
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

Hanging lamps from 81 80 % Si5 Table
lamps from 2. c.s. 10 $40 and al kinds of
lamps s. lowest prices, and q present be-
side, with every dollar purchase
-. i. LNiN. g. Co..
/. Inrnl-.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03
Great R3p|eViD Sale Continues.
The Magnitude Of the Business Translates by Us Tie past
week was evidence Of tho
Great and Unparalleled Bargains PIesaDis

following quotations viii
offering lovp oompaflson
personal inspection necessary
prehrnd this
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

Smoke Washlngfon Irving a Treusch's 5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-03

NJ II Treusch imports cigars direct from
Cuba, 3 Ior - cents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
4 Bubble Prick ID.
ILONgton rOAt.


The George land theory IS like g bubble
prick it and it is gone. The Atlanta
Constitution tells how Professor ". T.
Harris, who is we'll known Gs the leader
OF the Concord philosophers, has taken
occasion to look into EIr. Georges
beautiful theory in regard to the Cnnfscs-
ton OF land by the government. PROBES
scr Harris has been looking into suCh
statistics as ere available, snG he fDds
that 4 al the improved land of the
country were taxed 81 g rate equal TO
per cent. Of its value, each person in the
country would receive - cents q cay.
As q starter for the aut!-pOveTty
society, says the Constitution, this
would be very well, but there is
another view Of the Henry George
movement with Professor Harris has
failed to discuss. The Purposes of Mr..
George, If we may be allowed the sx-
preston, stick out like q po. leg. His
organic lJiOn is not only pledged IN eb0I-
Ism private ownership in land, but il is
pledged to An anti-CathUlic crusade
Otherwise the comments Of George GA
the communication OF DR.. McGlynn are
meaningless. He AID his followers de-
nounce the Pope and all the authorities
Of the Catholic church, and DR.. Nc
Glynn is not far behind them This, in
fac, is the basis OF the movement. Mr
George knows 80 well as anybody that
private ownership in land will continue
as long as the world stands, but he
hopes to KUN Catholics like & herd OF
swine into the sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
WHY He SAIDIT.

MACoN. y. c., July j.. ls57.
Editor of the Gazette
took the Dallas News until April last /
now take THE GAZETTE. 90 not know which
IS the better paper. ButiF liked the News as
well, would not be taking TIT GNzETTE.
read In the News that Jay Gogld said on his
last visit TO Texas, Dallas would be the first
city in Texas. and Waco next. You say Fort
Worth Will be, and give so1e strong facts to
sustain yourself.
The News made much ado about Mr.. Gouid's
remark aud was reminded Of shakespeare's
Much ado about nothing"
Please explain, If you did not do so at the
time why Mr.. Gould said this, BO>4UE
The good sense of THE GAzETTE's
North Carolina subscriber will doubtless
make due allowance for the amplidcation
anu veneering OF what Mr.. Gould may
have said Of Dallas: but, granting Tor
the sake of argument, that Jay Gould has
time and inclination TO inteImeddle in
the rivalry of two little towns in Texas,
the good sense our correspondent will
suggest that what Mr.. Gould may think
or say is injected into the great stock
gambler by his Texas su0ordinates who
may have reasons Of their own for boost
ing one Texas town at the expense
of another through Mr.. Gould's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
Tho Dallas Outrage.
Austin Statesman.

This paper takes the same stand now as
at the beginning Of this extraordinary
campaign. This was, that the discussion
of the matter at issue should be free, full,
thorough and utterly Untrammelled; that
freedom OF opinion and Of speech should
be unquestloned and unChallaDged
throughout the broad state Of Texas. We
ssy now, ss we said then, that every man
has a right to declsTe his sentiments in
public or in private, without molestatlon.
But there appears 70 be sprinkli1g Of
iutolerants in both parties in this election,
bent on trampliOg on the rights OF free
thought and free speeCn, on dis
.racing this state and its peo-
pie, whose sentiments are not repre-
sented by hoodlums or rUfIiaps. To this
class belong the wretched buns who
threw the eggs in San Antonio, and the
noodlums VINO hurled the stone into the
prohibition audience ct Dallas Friday
night. Such enthusiastically without
Cause, COwsrdly ard unCslled Tor, should
be put down Oy the severe punishment Of
their contemplate authors. Let the D2l-
ance Of the campaign be unmarked by
such villainous proceedings. The people
OF Texas, who will settle the present
issue at the polls in few weeks, cannot
afford 10 be disgraCed by outrsges like
those in San Antonio and Dallas. Let
both parties in this contest have free
speech, fair show and correct ballot.
Let honor be the wstchword, at least
during the Balance of the canvass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

TIE Springfield, Missouri, Democrathas
delicate method OF referring to an
esteemed confrere. This is the latest
from that chaste journal;
This is TO certify thaqthe oId,dlthy, low -doyva
lousy devil that attempts 70 run the Fountain
and Journal at Mt. Vernon. Is a liar, scoun6 rel
and miserable cowardly puppy. II the devil
don't get MIN In the sweet 10y and by" then
ills folly for ministers to preach eternsI dam
nation ln the future
The fraternal feeling which exists in
Missouri is altogether unique. Now il
the editor Of the Democrat will express
its opinion of that poetiCal contributor
VINO palmed Of Ella Wheeler's "a Retro
spection" or 1t as an original poem,
"written for the Democrat" we will
manage TO get through the summer com
fortably.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
T1R PROSPECTS,

The cable brings US daily almost news
of the strained relations existing between
France and Germany. The conservative
element in France dec y loudly, and with
apparent sincerity, any warlIke demon
stration en- the part Of either govern
ment. Rouvier's following is, nominally,
for continual peace and it may be that
peace can be maintained; at the same
time Il is apparent that Boulanger is to-
day "tDe power behind tie throne" and
ne and his sdherents are clamOring for
war. The fiery General, whether Justly
or not, seems to be leading, or at least
anxious to lead, an aggressive: movement
against the lately triumphant enemies Of
France. The disgrace and humiliation
suffered by the spirited sons of
France is still keenly felt by this
brave people. The most con-
servative, with the most radical. agree
that nothing can wipe out the stain saye
another trial in the courts of the god of
battle. The only difference in opinion
existing is in the time when this struggle
can, with chances Of success, be renewed.
The diplomstists are anxious to secure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

CANERoy, i uN-JuIy Is, ISIS.
TC the Editor OF the Gazette.
Please insert the following letter from
j. Waldo, commissioner Of lls Texas
Traffic As ociation, in THE GAZETTE:
HOUSTON, Tx. JUly IA 1857.
Mr. c. " 0IaCuuc. Came or.
DEAR SGR-Rgplytlg to your favor Of
the llta inst: Tae 70 Dis composing
the association have agreed to sell 10
farmers beGring commissions from tie
Governor, and II their families, tickets
Ia Atlanta, Ga and return on the 18Th,
18th ald 18Th, good 10 return until 81,
prcx., st one fare for he round trip, &C
count meeting interstate convention
farmers, August g next. Yours truly,
j. WALDO. Commissioner.
Delegates will note from the above that
they must pres ent their commissions IL
orceg to get excursion rates. Respect
fully, c. ". UACUEE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

great name. jay Gould understands
the art of subtractins legally all the
Manhattan stock from the vaults OF Cyrus
Field, but man who understands that
art must depend for his information of
petty towns on mis- suoJrdnates, who
may or may not have personal interests
to be subserved by building one town up
and pulling another down.
But the earth has diurnal revolution,
and with changes of time there
come changes OF conditions. Fort
Worth las better railroad IA
ci!ities and more bank capital thsn
Dallas has; Fort Worth has an ample
supply Of pure drinking water aud DaItas
has not, aud another great railroad pre5i-
Cent is or record SIS saying of Dallas
pfsteusions: "SIaoI, Who ever heard Of
& town growing into city without We
ter"
Mr.. Gould may not have been told OF
Fort Worth by MS subordinates 81 tie
time Of that alleged Interview,
but he mas heard Of il
since from common report. Jay knows
when be meets q railroad center, and -
Fort Worth are gathered and gathering
all the great roads in Texas. Fort Worth
has disturbed Jay Could more than Jay
GouId's alleged interview disturbed Fort
Worth, and glance at the railroad map
OF me state will show the reason why.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

foreign allies and are looking 10 Russia
for assistance. The military men, of
whom General Boulsnger seems to be the
most conspicuous leader, think that now
is the accepted time. Since the dsy OF
cspitulation France has lived Tor Que
thing, and that was revenge. 1t was for
this thst such sacrifices were made to pay
of the war debt. No one will believe
that Frenchmen took pleasure in paying
what they did net believe they Justly
owed. 1t was done simply to place
their nation in 8 position to de-
maud satisfaction, and restore and
retrieve its national honor. The m)uied
interests of Germany, unwilling TO have
values unsettled, have been potent con-
SENATORS of the peace. The Germans,
high and low, believe that another war
with France is inevitable, and the only
delay to open hostilities is made by those
who desire to defer the terrible day. The
clamors for peace and ieigled faith il
the friendship of France comes from The
commercial circle. the military men of
Germany, especially the younger officers,
are painting for war in order that their
own chances for promotion may be ad-
vanced. They are tired and disguised
VITA the lassttude Of peace. It will
take but little to put the war party il
power in either country, and as
soon as the belligerent element
triumphs war must come. Just how long
the conservatives can continue in con-
troll of either government no one can
tell. The slightest change may hasten
the inevitable day when another struggle
for supremacy must take place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
TO LETTER WRITER'S.

THE GAZETTE is constantly in receipt
of arguments pro ct con on the prohibi-
ton question. We cannot make place
for auy OF these communications with
ont printing an Of them, and TO print all
of them would exclude everything else
from the paper. All arguments on the
question must be sent to the business Of
flee with request for terms. The GAZETTE
cannot return such communications un-
less stamps are sent to prepay return
hostage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
70 MI CORRESPONDENT

Correspondents are again notified not
10 send THE GAZETTE synopses of pro-
hibltion or anti prohibition speeches.
Those who cannot comply with this in
struction will please send nothing ST all.
1t is enough to send the name of the ora
tor snd the number Of the audience,
with any unusual incident. THE GA
zErrE wants no mans opinions or biased
reports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

TIE Colonel, humorous paper edited
5Y Messrs. Bowen and Lockhsrt, has
moved to Fort Worth and issued from
its office on Main street last Saturday.
THE GAZETTE welcomes the Colonel to
the hub of Texas, and commends its ex-
ccllent Judgment in selecting, as a loca-
ton, the literary and business center of
the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

A CHARLOTTE, y. c., lawyer Is writing
q history OF the conflict Of Judicial decls-
ions. II viii have nc reference to the
various conflicts OF Judge T0lIiver of
Rowan county, Kentucky.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
TIE MEXICAN VAR VETERAN.

TIE MEXICAN VAR VETERANS.
The suggestion of TIE GAZETTE Chat
the heroes OF the Mexican war meet a
Fort Worth this year is being received
with favor in many quarters These
veterans who followed Scott and Taylor
are scattered al over the Union, and it
is, THE GAZETTE thinks. an appropriate
suggestion TO them to meet il the typical
city OF the great state they wruug from
Mexico and added to the Union. These
old soldiers from the north and the south
and the east snd the west will here see
the value of the acquisition to national
grandeur won by their yalor, ard
Texas, through its representative
city, will be proud to do them honor snd
show them what is now transporting in
the lard they knew as one vast unten-
anted plain. Apropos Of THE GAzETTE's
are the following newspaper
extracts:
Editor Texas lion News Jefferson. Tex.
Inc old soldiers known as 'N Cterans Of the
Mexican War" are discussing their next VI
tiOnal reunion within IS to be teld next fall
We understand that Il is the wish of many OF
those interested who live up north, TO make it
an occasion of 4 visit { the far soutn. and that
Fort ~ orth Will probably he the poiEt selected
The we'll known liberality OF the culzcns, and
the fame Of that city as a dispenser Of hospital
ity, has been Illustrated on several recent OC-
casicns as second to no otnc1 as an attractive
place for public gatherings.
TIFNr,.,N \rTI "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Artss1sn wan EEantsd-

Notice to parties engaged n boring. sTtssiD
wells: On the 18th d1y OF JEsYzlSS7. att CO
,. IL contract viii be let for the DOT.r2 u =
Hill counEF.Tex. Conditioned that the .4i-
ssEinEthe We'll VIII guar nts q three iurl ~.
of water. Sealed Odds are solicited The rtl
Il reserved 70 accept or reject snv bid y
dress. y. ". PARLEAH, County JEf2e.
Chairman of COmI.--s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

JAKE SHARP will have to pay a fine of
$4,000, which amounts TO nothing 10 the
millionaire, and he will have to spend
four years in jail which amounts to every
thing. There Is a chance now for some
enterprising jailor TO make himself COM
fortably rich By taking the wealthy con-
wet on g Canadian tour.